Police in Dhaka, Bangladesh, have recorded the involvement of teen gangs in 635 crimes over the past seven and a half years. Disturbingly, these crimes include 39 instances of murder. Authorities report a shift in the “big brothers” leading these gangs, coinciding with an increase in their activities. The data reveals a concerning trend of escalating youth violence within the city of Dhaka. This surge in criminal activity perpetrated by juvenile gangs poses a significant challenge to public safety and law enforcement. Investigations are ongoing to identify and apprehend those responsible for orchestrating and participating in these offenses. The changing leadership within the gangs adds complexity to efforts aimed at curbing their influence and preventing further crimes.